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NC COPPit R MIN ,S, s Wf CKI,OW, TO BE S. 1:0 ItY AUCTION, By Mr. SCGIT , Wednesday, Sept. 21, at Tweflve O'L lock, at Garraway's, I.c,it on, in Four Lots, WOWIT SHAit E S of ONE HUNDRED IJNIDS cacti, in toe locorpor,ned Associated Irish Mine Company for ,ro; king C r,nehane and other Mines in the County tit Wick' w, with toe ['own and Lands of Croneoane, butidings and I inprownunts thereon, to gether with t -,o Muiesafltl ail the now, raised were, and on the Lands Of rioniv, and all Property vemed therein; kith the PruEW AtKi Ativainagts„that may arise tr in the sail Umtertaking, uviuch is now bonetiLially carrying on, the - works with new viia,rs, and every thing appertaining tieing in the most pets ct nr:ier, and the prohibit: turtire exhince so trifling as to insure very ingreoeti Dividends, Willt.r.l have been from SI. to t 21, per cent. - Printed l'articutars may be itadof A. Mills, Esq. 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FOR Vi.NEILLAL AND SCORBUTIC COM 2 PLAINTS. DILTKEEMA.N's GTTITA SA.LUTARIS is by Lir the most sate arid eirectual Remedy ever yet disto vered ior the cure mf the dangerous Disease. Persoiis unhap. \vith Venereal Complaints, in all its stages and under its various api)eArances, will find a secure and pres en t : Krim(' he taking toese mo-t invaluable Drops ; which, for. their excellency during thirty years practice in the mrzst po. puious part of London, viz. Hatton-garden, have been term ed Gutta Satutaris. persons so gfßiaed find it The Secrecy with which most needful, to conceal their sufferings, may be . safely employed vviiiir using these Dsops sisice they render confinenientun tbecessary, as well as all unttuous ar mercurial Preparations, orajl•stirgical 0 peratiern whatever. tit aPiiiiiintment of Dr. Freeman they are sold 'by R. 13ut ler, 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row ; Bacon, rio, and - Pidding, 76, Oxford-street ; and Callwell, Dublin; $e At, Smith, and iiitxte.7,'E''lnbitri;h; AP Donald, Glasgow ; Mwehester ; , LiverpoUl, Stains and Lynch, Manchestct ; and most Medicine Venders in every Tow, , , in is-tittles, it 7.4. 9d. eacii. PROPERTY DUTY or, DIPIDENDS, payable :b Year: 1803, 1804, 18os. T appearing: ,v . ithqundin,sr the - Notices r e pt* : . • .; edgy sent or made - to the... Parties entitied - to,DlVidendi of .Stock' . . 'payable at the Bank sf England; South Sea tforise, arid Eart • India Howse, retpealvely,. who have hot paid the 'Dozy on thb samefor theyears above mentioned, that paymeni.hat not in many instances been made of ; the said Duty, whereby those. Parties have incuri'dVarious Penalties, to be recsvered by a6ion or surcharge, and tlie Commissioners, Jr, the special purposes the Property being willing to allOw father time Jar such phymenti, hereby give Notice, that the Duties,payable on all Diisidesids of such Stc;ck-and Annuities for those yeirs .ere diteaed to be paid. into the Bank . of and the Certificates of 3,:tel, payments being/adze& it Ybt eifiCi of the CoMmi ssionerr at C.'d Stock, Exchange, 14e 'P ar s rat ment thereof, Rcill be d edin‘4,ikhis lin res , peaive Commissioners until and upon the 'loth day of 00,5er next, bet that . all Peryons who shall 'Neglea to maiseturh pqrffunr cn firZefore that day, will be prosecuted as the Law acrd steps are asw . hr briag;ng Default err iut.. tharite for the Double Dutii,".tvh9 . shall not have the Duty for theyears above- mentioned, on or before the said rot day tkt Ottlobe, next, afirr :which day the of the Old Stock Ex. cbatie will de closed. Ity Order of the Board, - , .41,41771E;1 7 /MINTER. Office for Taxel, Aug. 4.184. VICTUALLI (; -U I.* IC It, Sept. 8, tS".;?. T HE COMMISSIONERS for PICT UA tiLING Hir ill/IYESTI's ttliitti' do hereby give IV4tice, Tha t on ll'ednesd.9s, the 2 1 yr instaat,they will be ready to receive Ten n'ti.Sr in writing! sealed up), fir as many HOGS (the Gat - cases of which not to veigb leos iban One Hundret v l and Prfelve Potswis each, intended for Pork for Stra'Store, as the respective Dealer s therein may !bink proper to ger, to hr killed in His Ma i f•it.P't Pie/nice; at Deptissd, between the 1711 of Octobtr eyxf, avd Mr 35St March following; the first deliver, whereof to take plare nn Monday she said 17.4 Oct,be• next, a s: c l the subsequent deliveries to be continued tqUice in earls &eek, in such regular pot/portions; as that the wholi. , .shall be cosnp4ted ly t4e3tot of March iefore sit:it:l2nd acrd to be paid for by payable, 'with interest, ninety days after date. N. B. No lir of llns of a less monher than will produce §c , Tons of Po. k .741 he attended' to. The Conditions of the Contrali may Le seen at the seiretaiy's qffiec. • No +-egad will he bad to any Tender in which the Price shall not be in,,erted hr words a! length, cr teat shall not he delivered to the Board befok# One O'Clcck on the said IPednesday, the 21st inst. -nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, o some Person em his be , al/, attends, to answer, when caned for. BARRACK O.Ph'ICE, Sept. 9, i;;08. CONDEMNED BARRACK STORES. LINEN AND WoOI,I,EN RAGS. LL Persons willing. to Conti as for the Purchase qiCONDEMNIa) LINEN andWOOLLEN RAGS, from the 3,tb of ` September, tBcB, to tie zgth September, iBa9, in the several Distrißs ibr,:iebont Gteat Britain, may see the Par. giculars of Cnntra,4, and' List of bistti3 4 , at the Barrack oiler, Sprire Gardens ; or 44,7'9:tiring of the several liarrsrk Mas ten throteghout the same, • . . Sea. / 0: 1 renders t 9 6e delivered - on or6c/ore Twelve o'Clock oar 'the 29th Septens!er, direaed to the - Commissioners jor tke A . ftirs of Ba ,. racks,Spri.g Gardens, L9ndon, and buivrse.l, " Tender for Condemned B J mick Stores.'' PICTUALLINGOFFICE, Sept: 7, s S. S.. , . ,- • F r HE C0,V.:11/SSIONER9 Pr VICTUALLING "HIS .11,4:7E571's N,lt/Y . 1 ), - eby give Nntice,Thai en Mot:Jay the 19th inst. a•od ore 14 - e pit and third •11,:t lay itt every surceea'bite.M,nth, 'hey will .he • ready to , receive Tenderilk in rviting• (se lied up), ao4 treat ,for 31,4 glantities of I' V. A S E of KILN DRIED HOUSEIIOLb FLOUR, and of BIS- C 01T givu FF, Made jr.as 1; . hole Meal, t6' 1,U9 last mentioned 4 - ticler lobe mannlaCtured Item Engli Is Wheat, as the: 4spective" . !Naito 4- therein may think ph - oper to tcr ; to be'delitiered into His 11.14-'sty'T Itiehialling,SiOres at Depthord, or into the .Army tuailing Store; in St. Catharble's ; and to be paid for 4y Hills, with interest, ninety days after date. N. B. Nin any Tender Jot. a lest quantity than Twenty- f ive etiarter: of P:aie be admitted.' The 'Canditions of tbeUtraas way he s•kn at the Saida?Ye °f«. • • No regard 7:.•111 be bad to any render iu lt , bich the I's:lee, shall not be inicrted in words at length, or that shall net be delivered to the Board before Tut? o'Clork on the respct.'ve drys appointed for their reception, as aforesaid; nos unless the Person who, makes the 7 - ender, or some Perron on his behalf, ait , nds, to answer, when ea TRA NsPoRT uFFICE, August 27, 1808. . . T HE COMMISSIONERS ConduFling His 111 Y ESTI": .TR .4 A'S PO RT SERVICE, fir taking tare of Sick and 14;rainded'SeaPnen, and Jr: tin; care and custody of Primers : of War, do bertAy give Notice, That they uitl ht ready a' this Dt7ce, on Tuesday the 13th day o/ Septentber, 1808, to,reeeive staled Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may he willing to contraa f o r supptylv Hammocks and Clues ) Horse 1 - I:muxuelts Hors, •S lings Water floses Ballast lia.kets Scupper Nails • }For the Transport Service. Lantliorns Birch brooms. Transport lacks - Sheep Stilts, and Oil 01 Tar Tender will be reedited after One ?Clock on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed unless the Par!y; or an Agent for Lim, telsoth4 attend. Each Tender must be ace mpanied by a Letter' /vast Sty , . re.freetable Persons engaging to becom e bound with the Peyton te , detinz, in the Sum of soot. far the due perpttnaice of she contract, Farther pstrticulars may be known by aptlyhT at this Office, and a! the fpwl Office, Deptjorcl, ti.bere Sample 4 mrg be Heti. r: LeßicE SPAIN. The firstAurnbers of the 'Madrid Gazette pub.. lished sifettOthe.ievaceation of the city, are filled with artiCle -I rOitied or digested from the various provineialeSpaniSli Gazettes which have spceng-up since the revolution. Most 'of the information con , tained lo.theSe articles is already known iteEngland. In the SUpplement to the Gazette of the t tith. of August.is a long history of the military transat!',tions in Catalonia. Though : we are acquainted with the prorninent incidents, yet our information has been so disjointed and. interrupted, that the following abridgment of the narrative- will probably be very. acceptable. The Catalonians were roused from the torpor in Which they; as, well as the other provinces of Span, were sunk,, by' the t. reed renunciation , Yittni- NANO VII. At that period a large French army was in -the province, and the inhabitants were destitute of artillery, arms, and regular troops; but they- were sti• mulated to insurrection by t he example of Arragon, Valencia, Murcia, and Andalusia, The ,Caetal (Bar celoteo . being poss e ss e d by t:e.t enenys,on the first , days of Juhe, a number 'of -the towns resi,lved to elect. .Vlutricipai Junta: for the defence of their im • mediate districts, aid fer the purpose .of acting in concert. This took. pl ice in, Lerida, Tairaeona, Irtosa, Gerona, Maeresa„ \rich, LTrgei, n e ueres, &c. and they beeran by puelisning addresses to the . people en the 'l - e.achery pra . disee by .a:7O:lAt'A RTE. The cll4- . f'ci c atese, was instantaneous and decisive. - At tee s. - Ine time tee Junta dTarravna sent a De puty to Valencia, and. that of .Le ide atlotner to Sa ragossa; att i c packet-boats .were dispatched to the. English vessels creizing off the east to give intelli geeee of the,revoleeen, and negriate. an areestice, w,ith Great Britain ; and a cesirr-a Vote we . , at Lerida, These were the preliminery ,measures of internal organization and diplomacy. The first e steps.taken by tise,Junta at, Lerida, were to proclairialEt r tAlNAND the 7th, ankt decree tee tor nertiou of an arjoy of 40,000 men, to be di: ided, into 40 DattationS, and companies of too mete As , soon as the French were inforeled,ot e tins, they . de tackled forces to different parts from Barcelona. tioo division was seat to Manresa, winch had refused tg transmit Sotnepewder required by Genera! ESM E. The people of Menresa, though ahuost without any troops of the line, were impatient to meet' the enemy, and advepc,e,d five leagues to Brach, where the mountains-served for fortresses. -They nride use of a .sort of rustic cannon, by hollowing out mite trunks of trees, and, in haste dug a ditch in the high road, which was covered with bushes. The French catne up on the 6th of June, and were pot tonight. A nu!uber of cavalry precipitated them Selves into, the fosse, and the Catalonians cut oil many by firing from behind thickets, and-the enemy could not pur sue them into the, mountains. At last the Frerich were forced to leave behind them their cannon, eight pieces. " Ye. Invincibles," says the Madrid Narra tive, " of Marengo, Austerlitz, Jena, and Friedlaud, whit is becorrie of your valour, so loudly vaunted in the bulletins of yOur armies of Italy, Austria, Prus sia, and. P o land ? Where is that mighty intrepidity which always vanquished your enemies ri,e instant, it, was displayed in the field of battle ) Learn from hence io respect a people whose energies are roused to chastise the traitors who ettemeted perfidiously, to rob them of their religion, their,coutitrye and their .Sovereign,.' Be assured their vengeance will be ter rible.? Another division of 3700 infantry, and (300 ca., valrv, marched to Tarragona'under General SABRAN. The place being defenceless, they entered Jr on the 7th of June,. the Gover i nor going out to meet' them.. The .following day SABRAN det3ellcd 2000 Men towards Valencia ; but the p easants blocked up,. the roads, and they were forced to return. 'On the 9to they set out fir Barcelona, ater having corn: - tnitiud.,b9ccidexcesscs; but their progress being im peded .by, flAgeasants, they' resolved to return to. Tarragana...On.this, the citizens flew warms, to de fend their city from a second visitation. The French set fire to church and ,some•villages, which only enflamed the fury of the people. Tne light troops of _the neighbourhood collet'.,ted themselves, a bridge ~ vas broken, and at last nearly the whole of the division killed or taken prisoners. A peasant of Valles had the honour pl. shontingGeneral SAER4.N. • In the mean while the Catalonians seized the portant pe,ition ot Rosas, and., blockaded the Castle of St: Fernando, occupied by the French. Others marched to , the frontier to intercept reinforcements ; and actually seized great quantities 0; provisions destined for.the Castle of St. Fernando. But it Was against Gerona that the enemy mani fested all his rage. On the 17th of June,' the Ge neral in Chief . DLILIESTqE, 'and the Generals, of Divi sion Lecnt and Son W#HTS, marched tiotn Batcelona, web the French army, consisting of seven hattalli)ris ot infantry and five squadons of cavalry, with a train of eight pieces of artillery; and having forced. the weak entrenchments before the Castle of Mvh gat, they proceeded thr o u g h M e t aro , Arens de Mar, Calella, Pineda,..and Tiona, in all Which places they left bitrottytr f aceset their cruelty an d barnitiry, a n d reachenGerona on the tuorteng of the 20th, :• Groin ten in the mot ning of the 20th, to t Amin the morning of the 21st, an uninterrupted series of the most 'furious attacks took place; when' driven• from one point, the en s 'my repaired Instantly to ano tiler, and endeavoured to indemnify himself for the resistance he experienced twin the city, by tee de solation he spread in the adjoining villages, which La set on - fire, " the intpious.buidiery committing the horrible sacrilege of trampling under foot the iaiages Of our. 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